Museum of Transitory Art
MoTA or Museum of Transitory Art is a non-profit organisation based in Ljubljana, Slovenia founded in 2007 as a part of the CodeEp Cultural Association program.[1]
The organisation is focused on research and production of transitory, experimental art and performance art forms as well as new media art. They own a collection of new media art pieces of artists like Zimoun, Stavinski, Karina Smigla, Jorge Rodriguez, Nik Nowak, Wolfgang Bittner, Andy Lomas, Stephen Cornford, and others.[citation needed] It functions as a museum without a permanent location and uses each time different spaces to organize exhibitions and events. The organisation also runs an artist-in-residence program and regularly organises lectures and workshops about artistic methodologies..
In November 2013, the MoTA opened a venue at Gosposvetska 12, in the centre of Ljubljana called The MoTA Point.[citation needed] MoTA organizes the Sonica Festival each year.
References[edit]
- ↑ "MoTA Museum of Transitory Art". Slovenia: Ministry of Culture.
External links[edit]
Here a Slovenian newspaper about Sonica Festival and MoTA http://www.delo.si/kultura/vizualna-umetnost/dobitnik-nagrade-hugo-boss-je-paul-chan.html Here the org is accuratelly described on a Dutch website: http://www.transartists.org/air/mota-museum-transitory-art This link descibres an activity of the org in Baltimore: http://www.theartblog.org/2015/11/contemporary-art-i-missed-in-ljubljana-the-museum-of-transitory-art-mota/ Here its activities are described on a news site about artists in residence programs: http://news.neme.org/1280/mota-museum-of-transitory-art ICAS mentions their Sonica Festival. International Cities of Advanced Sound is a global network of independent non-profit organizations dedicated to advancing sound cultures, music and related arts. SHAPE mentions MoTA and Sonica Festival. http://shapeplatform.eu/festival/sonicamota/ SHAPE is a platform for innovative music and audiovisual art from Europe. It consists of 16 festivals and art centres and aims to support, promote and exchange innovative and aspiring musicians and interdisciplinary artists with an interest in sound. SHAPE attempts to present a variety of idiosyncratic music and sonic art from all over Europe, and provide audiences and professionals with insightful lectures, talks and workshops by experts in various fields related to sound and performance. A website in Slovenian language about culture announces the festival http://www.napovednik.com/dogodek362261_sonica_festival_druga_obletnica_mota_pointa A Romanian website (in English) about art mentions MoTA Point, their new building since 2014. https://anti-utopias.com/newswire/mota-point-1st-anniversary-opening/ Here a pic of a collaboratiuon happening in London with A Pairy (based in London) and Sonica Festival https://www.flickr.com/photos/motamuseum/16934953572
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